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Central Springs opens kindergarten registration for 2026-27 school year

NORA SPRINGS — Central Springs Community School District has officially opened kindergarten registration for the 202

OmniTel partners with Nelson Media Company for commercial shoot
Nora Springs Public Library to host book folding class March 25

NORA SPRINGS — The Nora Springs Public Library will host an adult book folding class Wednesday, March 25, from 6 to 7

Floyd County treasurer reminds residents of March 31 tax deadline

The Floyd County Treasurer’s Office is reminding residents that property taxes are due by the end of March.

Science Center of Iowa brings “Boom!” presentation to Central Springs students

NORA SPRINGS — Students at Central Springs Community School District’s Nora Springs campus experienced hands-on scien

Floyd County Board of Supervisors discuss wage enhancement program plan

Floyd County Board of Supervisors approve Leslyee's Library courthouse placement

The Floyd County Board of Supervisors at their Feb. 23 meeting approved a Leslyee’s Library to be placed inside the Floyd County Courthouse.

Leslyee’s Library, named after the late Leslyee George, offers a wide variety of books to kids whose parents are required to engage with the courts system. 

Treasure Hunting Comes to Rockford with New Consignment Shop

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From Manly to Ghana: Student sees agriculture through a global lens

Rockford horticulture students prepare for growing season with new greenhouse heater

Rockford Schools Explore Possible Sharing Agreement

The Rudd-Rockford-Marble Rock (RRMR) Community School District Board of Directors is continuing its strategic review of long-term options in response to ongoing enrollment declines and related funding impacts.

The Future of Farmland: Record Prices and What They Signal for Floyd County

The Future of Farmland: Record Prices and What They Signal for Floyd County When a 160-acre tract of Floyd County farmland opened for bidding, most in the room expected it to bring around $15,000 per acre. 

Four minutes later, it had climbed to $17,500 per acre. 

What caught auctioneer Frank Fox off guard wasn’t just the final number — it was how fast it happened. 

Central Springs qualify three for state speech contest
Locals officiate at state finals

 

Central Springs-Nora Springs PTO holds annual carnival

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